Planning In Scrum

As part of the Scrum Tapas video series, Professional Scrum Trainer Stephanie Ockerman demonstrates that planning in Scrum is important and does occur despite the myth that many have heard that agile does not use plans. Stephanie discusses the several events where planning takes place and how they play a part in Scrum and your development activities. 5:29 Minutes

[@nanaesposito]

I really like these kind of short-right-to-the-point videos on scrum, please make more! I'd like to see some techniques that can improve planning in a practical way

[@strangetml]

0:51 planning is more frequent and important than traditional method
1:15 collaborative planning - what is the valuable outcome (sprint goal) we want to achieve from the sprint?
1:50 daily scrum is a collaborative planning section (in a 24-hour timeframe)
2:06 sprint review - gather input needed to plan for the next sprint
2:15 sprint retrospective - to plan for continuous improvement
2:28 it's about the team - people do the work own the plan
2:55 release level planning require the whole team to be involved because of the accountability
3:00 reduce waste in planning
3:33 minimize predictions
reference:
www.scrum.org/resources/blog/scrum-myths-there-no-planning-scrum

[@TerryCowans]

You go girl! We do plan BETTER in Scrum!

[@hsiangtinglee3360]

Hi Stephanie it is a great explanation of scrum to people like top management who do not know about it. Thanks a lot.

[@Lui2Gui]

I really like contents from you =)

[@alexferdinansyah757]

you should put your contacts in the video description, to make it easier to contact you. Like your videos.

[@ChrisAthanas]

If only software development was just a manufacturing process based on 1980’s production techniques

[@scrum532]

Releasing planning. :-(